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Cadence Premium Profiling Bed.

  • Curved Head and Curved Low Footboard - Most Premium Cadence Finish - the Cadence Premium is the highest-specification aesthetic variant in the Cadence range, combining the curved headboard profile with a curved low footboard and side skirts throughout, providing visual continuity of the curved design language at both ends of the bed; the curved design elements are crafted to resemble high-end residential furniture, supporting the ambition of premium care homes to provide an environment where residents experience their room as a home rather than a clinical space.
  • 235kg SWL - 200kg User - Full Clinical Specification - the Cadence Premium carries the same clinical specification as the Comfort and Select: SWL 235kg (37 stone), maximum user weight 200kg (31 stone), height range 240-800mm, backrest to 70 degrees, knee rest to 45 degrees; Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg are standard; auto-regression is standard; the five-position footrest provides adjustable lower leg elevation for oedema, circulatory, and heel offloading management; the lockable handset and emergency battery backup provide safe operation for fully dependent residents.
  • In-House Upholstery Service for Complete Personalisation - the Cadence Premium's premium position in the range makes it the primary candidate for the in-house upholstery service, allowing the curved head and footboard panels to be upholstered in a wide selection of fabrics and colours that can be matched to the room's soft furnishings, curtains, or other furniture; this level of personalisation is consistent with the dignity provision expected at the highest standard of care home accommodation and supports resident wellbeing through a personalised, aesthetically coherent sleeping environment per CQC Regulation 10.
  • Optional Split Rails - IPX4 - Battery Backup - 5-Year Warranty - optional split side rails with safety compliance per MHRA guidance; IPX4 motor protection; emergency battery backup; lockable handset; overall 2155 x 1055mm; 126kg total weight; MHRA compliant; 5-year warranty; SWL and user weight verified per MHOR 1992 before deployment.

Cadence Premium Profiling Bed - Curved Head and Low Footboard - 235kg SWL - Most Premium Cadence

The Cadence Premium Profiling Bed is the top of the Cadence range, combining the curved headboard with a curved low footboard and side skirts throughout for the most refined residential aesthetic. It shares the full Cadence clinical specification: 235kg SWL, 200kg user weight, 240-800mm height, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg, auto-regression, and five-position footrest. Fully customisable through in-house upholstery. Optional split side rails. 5-year warranty. IPX4; battery backup; lockable handset. MHRA compliant.

Specifications

SpecificationDetail
Frame SWL235kg (37 stone)
Maximum User Weight200kg (31 stone)
Height Range240 - 800mm
Overall Dimensions2155 x 1055mm
Total Bed Weight126kg
HeadboardCurved (premium design)
FootboardCurved low (premium design)
Backrest AngleUp to 70 degrees
Knee Rest AngleUp to 45 degrees
Footrest5 positions
TrendelenburgStandard - both directions
Auto-RegressionStandard
Side RailsOptional split side rails
CustomisationFull in-house upholstery service - wide fabric and finish selection
Motor ProtectionIPX4
Safety FeaturesEmergency battery backup; lockable handset
ReferenceNCL-CADENCE.PREMIUM
Warranty5 years
ComplianceMHRA guidelines; MHOR 1992 (height adjustment)

Regulatory Compliance

The Cadence Premium Profiling Bed complies with MHRA guidelines for profiling beds. Optional split side rail use requires individual assessment per MHRA bed safety guidance, including the two-handed release confirmation. SWL and user weight must be verified per MHOR 1992. The IPX4 motor protection and emergency battery backup meet electrical safety and operational continuity requirements for care home environments. Equipment register records and MDR conformity documentation must be maintained for CQC Regulation 12 compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Cadence Premium's curved low footboard combine the features of the Comfort and the Select?

The Cadence Comfort uses a curved headboard and a standard-height curved footboard, providing aesthetic continuity at both ends but at full footboard height. The Cadence Select uses a standard headboard and a low straight footboard, providing improved foot-end visibility but without the curved aesthetic at the footboard. The Cadence Premium combines both features: a curved headboard for the premium design language at the head end, and a curved low footboard that maintains the curved aesthetic while also providing a lower profile at the foot end; this gives the Premium both the aesthetic continuity of the Comfort's curved design and the carer sightline advantage of the Select's low profile, making it the functionally and aesthetically superior variant. The trade-off is that it is the highest-cost variant in the Cadence range; care homes should select the Premium when both the curved aesthetic consistency and the foot-end visibility benefit are clinically or operationally justified for the specific use environment.

What factors should a care home consider when deciding between the three Cadence variants at procurement?

Since the three Cadence variants are clinically identical, the procurement decision is driven by four main factors. First, carer observation requirement: if foot-end visibility is operationally important in the specific room or area, the low footboard of the Select or Premium is preferable to the full-height footboard of the Comfort. Second, aesthetic preference: the Comfort has the curved design at both ends but at full height; the Select has a modern clean look with a flat standard headboard and low flat footboard; the Premium has the most refined finish with curved profiles at both ends at low height. Third, customisation depth: all three support the upholstery service, but the Premium's full curved surface area typically produces the most visually impactful customisation result. Fourth, cost: the Premium carries the highest procurement cost; if the curved aesthetics of the footboard are not a priority for the specific room, the Select or Comfort may provide equivalent clinical and operational value at lower cost. The care home's procurement lead should assess each room's specific requirements against these criteria and specify accordingly rather than defaulting to a single Cadence variant across all rooms.

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